Doomsday blog

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Hot off the coattails of last week’s batch of new stills from Neil Marshall’s upcoming apocalyptic epic DOOMSDAY, there’s a new blog courtesy of Marshall himself, detailing the trials and tribulations from the making of DOOMSDAY over the last year.

A reflective Happy New Year piece that explores the filming locations and a few scenes, as well as excerpts from Marshall’s personal life (the man got married on Halloween this year – sorry ladies!). Check out this excerpt of what you can expect: We took over a major theme park, dressed it as the villains lair (playing host to a twisted Moulin Rouge-style stage show and a spot of brutal human sacrifice!) and filled it with a thousand screaming extras, waving baseball bats, hanging from the rafters and generally baying for blood. They had a lot of fun that night, and so did we.

How’s that for getting you pumped up? Given Marshall’s track record, he can do no wrong in my book, and I can’t wait to check out DOOMSDAY in theaters this year. Plus, Rhona Mitra stars… what more do you need?

To check out Marshall’s MySpace blog, go ahead and click HERE, and stick around as we wait to hear when exactly DOOMSDAY will be up unleashed upon us. Enjoy!

Source: MySpace

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